Monmouth 88-87 Campbell (Feb 15, 2024) Final Score

Campbell Fighting Camels

12-14, 6-7 CAA

	1	2	T
CAM	47	40	87
MONM	44	44	88

Rice banks in 3-pointer at the buzzer as Monmouth knocks off Campbell 88-87

— Xander Rice scored 37 points, including a 3-pointer just before the final buzzer, to lead Monmouth over Campbell 88-87 on Thursday night.

Feb 15, 2024, 10:59 pm - Data Skrive

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Team	CONF	GB	OVR
Towson	16-2	-	22-11
UNC Wilmington	14-4	2	27-8
Charleston	13-5	3	24-9
William & Mary	11-7	5	17-15
Campbell	10-8	6	15-17
Monmouth	10-8	6	13-20
Drexel	9-9	7	18-15
Northeastern	9-9	7	17-15
Elon	8-10	8	17-16
Hampton	8-10	8	17-16
Hofstra	6-12	10	15-18
Delaware	5-13	11	16-20
Stony Brook	4-14	12	8-24
North Carolina A&T	3-15	13	7-25

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Game Leaders

A. Dell'Orso #3 - CAM

X. Rice #21 - MONM

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